Political Voices
Flock camera resistance is just the beginning. Let’s avoid a ‘1984′ scenario.
As Atlanta wakens to the danger of mass surveillance, the solution isn’t trading one brand of camera for another. It’s regulating the industry.
How Georgia agriculture connected me to my roots and my fellow state senators
Food — and how it is grown — unites Georgians in rural and urban areas and across the political spectrum.
California is driving Paramount out. Let Georgia be Hollywood of the South.
Next Peach State governor should welcome the company in regardless of where they stand with the proposed merger with Warner Bros.
Marietta podcaster Sean Kipe explores mysterious death of Natalie Jones
"The Truth About Natalie," about the 2020 death of a Heard County mom of two, debuted this month.
Brick Fan Event and more: 15 things to do in metro Atlanta this weekend
Activities include a Hot Pursuit 5K and Grant Park’s Summer Shade Festival.
Belugas saved from uncertain future now thrive at Georgia Aquarium
Balor and Zephyr traveled from a shuttered aquatic park in Ontario, Canada, as part of a larger effort to relocate 30 belugas.
3 new late-night cocktail bars with drinks as good as the vibes
First impressions of Incognito, Read the Room and Y Bar e Ristorante.
The best wine for tailgating? Here’s why sommeliers love rosé.
Whether your game day lineup is barbecue, burgers or wings, these rosés deserve a place in your cooler.
New wine bars, tropical cocktails help fuel EAV revival
After several restaurants closed in East Atlanta Village in recent years, the neighborhood is gaining several exciting new places to eat and drink over the next year.
Nolan Wells, Tamla Horsford: When families lose faith in local investigations, who steps in?
No family should have to become its own investigator to get answers about a loved one’s death.
Aug 19, 2026The HBCU Creed: We still punch above our weight
Greater federal support could help the schools, which include 10 in Georgia, do even better.
Aug 19, 2026AI will worsen racial disparities it didn’t create
We must find ways to avoid artificial intelligence being used to reproduce racial inequities.
Aug 18, 2026Emory University students make a life-changing discovery in Utah
The finding on a cliff near Moab is an opportunity to protect centuries-old carvings and learn about our world in the process.
Aug 17, 2026
Travel
Columbia, where the South drops the act
Birmingham is for lovers
Revival as a way of life in Charlotte
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PHOTOS: Clarke Central shuts out Pebblebrook in Corky Kell matchup
Clarke Central defeats Pebblebrook, 34-0, at Kell High School on Wednesday, Aug. 19, 2026.
PHOTOS: McEachern defeats Kell in season opener
McEachern defeats Kell, 40-10, in their season-opening Corky Kell matchup against Kell High School on Wednesday, Aug. 19, 2026.
